The phrase "achieved entirely by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was accomplished solely through a specific means or method without any external assistance.
Example: "The project was achieved entirely by the team's dedication and hard work."
Alternatives: "accomplished solely through" or "realized completely by".
The analysis found that in the year in which the budget sliced deepest: *"The cut in Medicaid, if achieved entirely by reducing the number of children covered, would lead to the elimination of health coverage for 13.6 million children".
However, whether reprogramming could be achieved entirely by miRNAs remained unclear.
The fast execution speed as compared with the other tools is achieved entirely by using special efficient computational techniques.
Finally, we suggest that in undertaking theory-based assessments of this kind, it must be recognised from the outset that approaches to measurement must themselves be 'fit for purpose' and as such are unlikely to be achieved entirely by standardised measures developed for use across diverse settings.
According to the press notes Ms. Bell's scenes were achieved entirely without special effects; and by the time this creepumentary trips over its own pounding feet, the debt it owes to its ultra-flexible star will be more than evident.
This success was not achieved entirely without setbacks and criticism.
This is a fundamental issue that could hamper the advance of complex systems science, since any breakthroughs will be achieved only by creating entirely novel ways of modeling and/or analyzing complex systems that were not done before.
In the experimental group, the miniplates had minimal movement, and space closure was achieved almost entirely by movement of the target teeth.
Cooling is achieved almost entirely by partial evaporation of the water (80percentt of cooling is latent heat removal through evaporation and 20percentt is sensible heat transmitted to the air flowing against the current).
Mr. Rubio wants to achieve deficit reduction entirely by cutting spending.
Harvard's long-term goal to be fossil fuel-free by 2050 will be achieved by shifting entirely to fossil fuel-free sources for operating and maintaining Harvard's campus.
